You think you know why American Coke swapped cane sugar for corn syrup—but the real story is fizzier (and stickier) than ...

It was the basis for similar tobacco PR campaigns that followed in the 1950s. Coca-Cola under fire after explosive book ...

In early November, the Food and Drug Administration announced that Americans should eat and drink no more than 50 grams of sugar — roughly the amount in a can and a half of Coke — each day.

Inside Coke's covert campaign to downplay the risks of sugary soda. A new book shows how the company misled America.

Coke Zero Sugar is attesting that “fan work is thirsty work” for its March Madness campaign. The effort is a continuation of its “Best Coke Ever?” platform, which was launched in 2021 to ...

with or without sugar," he added. So where does Diet Coke fit into that strategy? When Coke Zero launched in 2006, it was often referred to as "bloke Coke" - the no sugar option for boys.

March Madness is heating up, and so is Tampa’s fandom game. But all that cheering, chanting and bracket-busting buzz comes with a cost: thirst. Enter Coca-Cola Zero Sugar, ...

It’s no secret that fizzy drinks – Coke, Lemonade, Fanta – aren’t exactly a health food. Yet, they’re something plenty of us drink on a regular basis, whether it’s as an afternoon pick ...

Tater Tots—little, poppable fried clumps of potatoes—were first introduced in 1954 by the founders of the American frozen ...

Coca-Cola Zero Sugar is tapping into March Madness hype with a new campaign that revolves around the idea that being the best sports fan can be “thirsty work,” and that Coke Zero is the ideal ...